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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• ARTICLEP.S.A. threatens power cuts over union coverage
• ARTICLECivil Defence ‘can improve’
• ARTICLEInside
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• ARTICLEForecasts
• ARTICLEChch couple hurt in Chinese blast
• ARTICLEN.Z. ‘one of best’
• ARTICLELevy reason demanded
• ARTICLEHarbour workers may extend strike
• ARTICLELyttelton back to normal
• ARTICLERegional reports for vetting again
• ARTICLEAirport ‘success’ costs sought
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• ARTICLE$100M loan
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• ARTICLEElectoral boundaries drawn again
• ARTICLECandidates in April—N.Z. Party
• ARTICLEBritain ‘would not sign’
• ARTICLE‘Rogernomics’ the big election issue?
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• ARTICLE‘Give-away’ advt disputed
• ARTICLESchool committee polls
• ARTICLEReporter’s diary
• ARTICLETHE POLITICIAN
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• ARTICLEMiners today face redundancy notifications
• ARTICLESuperannuation poll defended by Mrs Hercus
• ARTICLECrew escapes as Nelson boat sinks
• ARTICLEKnife thrown at man
• ARTICLEGovt withdraws request for airport payouts
• ARTICLECrime trends may force police force to arm
• ARTICLEMedal for dog’s rescuer
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• SECTIONThe Courts
  • ARTICLETack hammer smashed into man’s skull, Crown says
  • ARTICLEJail for sword attack
  • ARTICLEIran pop.
  • ARTICLEFather faces attempted murder charge
  • ARTICLEDefence case opens
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• ARTICLEHydro dam price talks welcomed by Comalco
  • ILLUSTRATIONMR LANGE
• ARTICLEPayroll hitch hits State workers
• ARTICLESea rescue after crash
• ARTICLEEqual-pay paper ‘elates’ clerical assn
• ARTICLEPrincipal’s name for Mona Vale road?
• ARTICLE‘Run For Your Wife!'
• ARTICLE‘Super should cover costs of non-hospital patients’
• ARTICLEDelivery by Easter Bunny
  • ILLUSTRATIONAn Easter bunny (Kerry McCammon) pays an early visit to Melanie McCammon (right), aged two, and her brother, Nicholas...
• ARTICLEPreparing for celebrations
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• ARTICLEFlood emergency lifted
• ARTICLEWaiouru court martial
• ARTICLELibrary computer loan approved
• ARTICLELove triangle motive suggested in slaying
• ARTICLEFunds to pay supervisor
• ARTICLEN.Z. indoor bowls team named
• ARTICLEPower cuts may cost N.Z. export dollars
• ARTICLECity Council grants $l00,000 for gallery
• ARTICLECouncil called to hold levies
• ARTICLEKurashiki officers visit Chch
• ARTICLETwo remain seriously ill
• ARTICLEShops want to extend hours
• ARTICLEEighth suspicious fire at Sunnyside
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• ARTICLERiccarton nod for C.U.C. budget
• ARTICLEHistory of a gifted daughter
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr Edward Hill with his book, “My Daughter Beatrice,” which was launched in Christchurch last evening.
• ARTICLESchool committees want no GST on fees
• ARTICLEGovt failing to promote technology?
• ARTICLENurse survey shows high rate of assault
• ARTICLEGreytown guru to come back
• ARTICLEOfficials to discuss Ambassador’s claim
• ARTICLEUrban transport levy approved
• ARTICLEAnnual inflation of 8% predicted
• ARTICLEAttribution incorrect
• ARTICLEBanks’ pay row ‘finally resolved’
• ARTICLEMt Vernon Park for discussion
• SECTIONInternational
  • ARTICLEU.S. urges Spain to let fighter jets stay
    • ILLUSTRATIONCASPAR WEINBERGER
  • ARTICLEIsrael ‘paying Pollard bills’
  • ARTICLE‘Let It Be’ for victims
    • ILLUSTRATIONBOY GEORGE
  • ARTICLESeveral traders in VW fraud?
  • ARTICLEDeadly chemical found at site
  • ARTICLECable briefs
  • ARTICLETamil rebels probed after train blast
  • ARTICLESaudi Minister optimistic about kingdom’s future
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  • ARTICLEWarning over memoirs release
  • ARTICLETroubled times for Yugoslavia
  • ARTICLETwo-day ultimatum on hostage expires
  • ARTICLEAust. price watch
  • ARTICLEFijian party manifesto promises 35,000 jobs
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• SECTIONHome and People
  • ARTICLETempeh: healthy delicious food
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  • ARTICLEWhere are the award winners?
    • ILLUSTRATIONVilla Maria’s chief winemaker, Kym Milne (left) and the managing director, George Fistonich, holding the awards and t...
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  • ARTICLEU.S. expert wins prize for his brilliant play
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• SECTIONJunior Press
  • ARTICLEChildhood favourites
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  • ARTICLEBY YOUNG RUDDERS
  • ARTICLE‘Nuclear Song’
  • ARTICLE‘The Enormous Crocodile’
  • ARTICLE“The Competition”
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  • ARTICLE‘Rosey’
  • ARTICLEHave a giggle
    • ILLUSTRATIONWhen Bob Judd, of Orpington, England, takes his dog, Pinza, for a walk, Donny the duck joins in. Donny was a newly-ha...
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  • ARTICLEJoin the dots
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  • ARTICLEMake a perfume sachet
  • ARTICLESolutions
  • ARTICLEPolka Dot Slice
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  • ARTICLEVersatile walnut trees
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• SECTIONTelevision and radio
  • ARTICLEAppliqued in tobacco
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  • ARTICLEExecutive post for Attenborough
  • ARTICLEONE Television New Zealand TWO
    • ILLUSTRATIONTaurean Blacque plays Detective Neil Washington on “Hill Street Blues” at 10 p.m. on One.
  • ARTICLEA sensitive look at mental illness
    • ILLUSTRATIONNancy — who spent six years in a state institution — tells her story of mental illness on “A Matter of the Mind.”
  • ARTICLERadio
  • ARTICLECinema index
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• ARTICLETHE PRESS TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1987. Mr Brierley at BNZ
• ARTICLERespite for airport
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• ARTICLEMr Gorbachev’s ‘huge’ concession
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• SECTIONLetters to the Editor
  • ARTICLELabour Government
  • ARTICLESuperannuation
  • ARTICLEBalanced newsrooms
  • ARTICLEAllegiance
  • ARTICLEGovernment spending
  • ARTICLENuclear stance Moscow’s intentions
  • ARTICLENuclear stance
  • ARTICLEMilitary training
  • ARTICLEFamily Life
• SECTIONFEATURES
  • ARTICLEDilemma of animal rights —when does an activist become an extremist?
    • ILLUSTRATIONMasked and cloaked members of the Union for the Abolition of Vivisection deliver to Cabinet Ministers at the Home Off...
    • ILLUSTRATIONProfessor Clark doing parasite research in his laboratory: the Knapp bill is “a real beaut Ignorance in action is pos...
  • ARTICLE‘Grand Old Lady’ lives on
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe Belfast “News Letter” celebrated its 250th birthday in January by putting out a facsimile of the earliest known c...
  • ARTICLERoyal ‘mole’ quits as Queen’s press aide
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• SECTIONThe Courts
  • ARTICLEJudge convicts, but discharges woman
  • ARTICLETwo face murder count
  • ARTICLEJudge welcomed
  • ARTICLEAppeal against murder charge dismissed
  • ARTICLEPreventive detention
  • ARTICLENew judge appointed
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• ARTICLEStars for fun
• ARTICLELocal services
• ARTICLEBallet asks Govt for more funding
• ARTICLEShipping news
• ARTICLEPort of Timaru
• ARTICLEOverseas flights
• ARTICLEPassenger trains
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• ARTICLEFootrot Flats
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• ARTICLEWIZARD OF ID
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• ARTICLEPEANUTS
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• ARTICLEMail notices
• ARTICLEElectricity tariffs to be reviewed
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• SECTIONComputers
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe Hewlett-Packard Scan Jet scanner.
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe HP Laser Jet series II printer.
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe HP Laser Jet 2000, designed for use by PC networks, multi-user systems, and minicomputers.
  • ARTICLEDistributor for Ventura
  • ARTICLEUnix pair
  • ARTICLEBeginner series
  • ARTICLEHP laser printer moves
  • ARTICLEThree Amigas play in harmony
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• ARTICLEWool prices expected to continue strong
• ARTICLEWool prices up at Dunedin sale
• ARTICLECompetitionmarks W.D.F.F. jubilee
• ARTICLEChurches favour work schemes
• ARTICLEThreatened miners get support
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• SECTIONDesign Awards
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  • ARTICLEHow the Design Council helps manufacturers
  • ARTICLESix awards to four companies
    • ILLUSTRATIONSpectrum Associates’ Vidi-ad electronic programmable illuminated sign system, which will receive a Design Award today.
  • ARTICLEIlluminated sign and control
  • ARTICLEDough-making controller and programmable weigher
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe electronic controller of the ECS 1000 Model 1 industrial weighing system for the food-processing industry.
  • ARTICLESub-rack and module housing
  • ARTICLEAquafast Snap-on hose fittings
  • ARTICLEAwards for design
  • ARTICLEDesignmark winners
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    • ILLUSTRATIONThe Profile Buildings display at 5 Springs Road, Sockburn.
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  • ARTICLEDesignmark winners
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe 412G6 ceramic cooktop, manufactured by Moffat Appliances, Ltd, which is one of six models in the Gourmet 2000 ser...
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• ARTICLENegotiations define Ministerial role
• ARTICLENuclear shutdown
• ARTICLEPlans to build satellite monitor get under way
• ILLUSTRATIONCalvin Broadhurst, aged 11, of Christchurch, with his pet chihuahua – bitch, Ebony, which won two rosettes and four r...
• ARTICLECorporations able to sell State assets
• ARTICLEP.M. urges candidates to be clear, confident
• ARTICLEHastings candidate
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• ARTICLECentre has promising design
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe Clarence Street entrance to the new Countdown Centre, which will be formally opened today.
• ARTICLENew Countdown food market first to be part of complex
  • ILLUSTRATIONCheckouts at the new Riccarton Countdown food market — the first in Christchurch to be incorporated into a shopping c...
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• ARTICLERiccarton Warehouse has cultivated image
• ARTICLE‘Big is beautiful’ says Mittons
  • ILLUSTRATIONNicholas Colley, aged four, learning how to knit from the Knitterbug part of the “Wool Box,” an educational kit for s...
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• ARTICLENew Cades wool shop at Riccarton
• ARTICLE‘Wool Box’ resource kit
  • ILLUSTRATIONMrs Margaret Grofski putting away the last of her woollen yarns ready for opening day at the Countdown Centre.
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe new Cades Wool Shop in Riccarton’s Countdown Centre.
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• ARTICLESpecialists in German and French bread
• ILLUSTRATIONYe Olde Bake specialises in baking old English, French and German style breads, rather than the conventional white loaf.
• ARTICLENew Countdown centre has European-type cafe
• ARTICLENew shop for old book business
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr Jeff Frpeborn and Mrs Vai Freeborn inspect the last of their stock before the opening of the new Countdown Centre.
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• ARTICLENew salon offers opening special for uni-perms
  • ILLUSTRATIONMrs Lorraine Williams, the manager of Friends clothing shop, checking the stock.
• ARTICLEFriends opens third shop at new centre
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe new Jingles hair salon at the Countdown Centre fronts on to Rotherham Street.
• ARTICLEMeeting people enjoyed most by photographer
  • ILLUSTRATIONLovedays Photographies, at the Countdown Centre, fronts on to the Clarence Street car parking area.
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• ARTICLEGranary offers good food and remedies
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe Granary specialises in some aromatic herb teas. Mrs Margaret Tate adds another brand of herbal tea to the shelves.
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• ARTICLENew sports shop caters for all sports and clubs
  • ILLUSTRATIONAbove and below: The Sports People’s Warehouse tries to cater for all sports.
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  • ILLUSTRATIONThe Sports People’s Warehouse, a specialist in indoor cricket, and cricket, at the Countdown Centre.
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe owners of the shop, Messrs Dave Smith and Wilf Lock, trying some newly arrived golf clubs.
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• SECTIONVideo
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  • ARTICLE“Cat’s Eye” is compulsive, edge-of-the-seat viewing
    • ILLUSTRATIONTony Randall... stars in “Hitler’s S.S.”
  • ARTICLEImpersonation goes hilariously awry
  • ARTICLEFive timeless movies released
  • ARTICLEAdventure movie
    • ILLUSTRATIONPeter Ustinov ... a key character in “The Treasure of Matecumbe.”
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• SECTIONTUESDAY TRAVEL
  • ARTICLESale day along the road to Morocco
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  • ARTICLEwhere a camel is yours for $2000
    • ILLUSTRATIONA camel’s eye view of the Goulimine camel market in southern Morocco for 15 year old Kiwi, Matthew Charteris (No, tha...
    • ILLUSTRATIONA Berber tribesman from Timbuktu, 37 days camel-trek distant, displays his jewellery wares in his tent at an oasis ne...
    • ILLUSTRATIONAbove: Modern mopeds and bicycles carry Moroccans outside the ancient crenallated walls of Taroudannt. Below: In thes...
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  • ARTICLEBig Qantas jumbo for air show
  • ARTICLEBigger and brighter travel pages
  • ARTICLEGrim reminder of Tasmania’s past
    • ILLUSTRATIONABOVE: The gaunt grey shell of the penitentiary at Port Arthur photographed during restoration three years ago. BELOW...
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  • ARTICLEN.S.W. knowledge test
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  • ARTICLELast month’s results ...
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• ARTICLEPrime time to start
  • ILLUSTRATIONAbility Services, Ltd, is at 212 Main South Road.
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr Dennis Bailey, the managing director of Ability Services, Ltd.
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• SECTIONBusiness
  • ARTICLEArgus says joint venture plans off
  • ARTICLERainbow taken to task
  • ARTICLENat Bank 72 p.c. lift
  • ARTICLEL. Mills approves issue
  • ARTICLENew Kiwi bonds
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  • ARTICLEKiwi back on rise
  • ARTICLEInjunction sought
  • ARTICLEAgland rethinks on base
  • ARTICLEAUSTRALIA Investors sell industrials
  • ARTICLE$120M injection
  • ARTICLEWestbridge varies terms
  • ARTICLEC.B.
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  • ARTICLESHAREMARKET Quietest, dullest day of year
  • ARTICLECash aid for exporters
  • ARTICLEIndicators
  • ARTICLEHong Kong
  • ARTICLESales
  • ARTICLE‘No place’ for forex push
  • ARTICLEMinerals merger
  • ARTICLEFUTURES Interest in contracts
  • ARTICLEEx dividend this week
  • ARTICLEDividends payable
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• SECTIONSports
  • ARTICLEWilder moth to return to former club
    • ILLUSTRATIONWILDERMOTH
  • ARTICLEThree head contest
  • ARTICLEGavaskar leads bid for test victory
  • ARTICLEBanks Peninsula cricket results
  • ARTICLEWorld titles
  • ARTICLEN.Z. student skiers lower F.I.S. points
  • ARTICLESouth Island drivers take handy lead
  • ARTICLEManawatu wins hockey
  • ARTICLECross-country crown to Roe
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• SECTIONRacing and trotting
  • ARTICLEPromising filly records effortless win
  • ARTICLEMemorable trip for Mark Barnsley
  • ARTICLEResults
  • ARTICLEThree wins for Chris Johnson
  • ARTICLEAcceptance
  • ARTICLEHordenine cleared
  • ARTICLECourier Bay prepares for Sydney race
  • ARTICLEAppeal rejected
  • ARTICLEBETTING
  • ARTICLEClosing times
  • ARTICLERider for Bonecrusher still undecided
  • ARTICLEChief Commander claims special attention
  • ARTICLESelections
  • ARTICLEAcceptances
  • ARTICLEAmberley vicar to go to Winton
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• ARTICLERacing & trotting acceptances
• ARTICLEKidnapping ‘best thing for neighbourhood group’
• ILLUSTRATIONMrs M. Clifton and Firehaven Maori Girl, which won the champion harness pony event at the Cheviot A. and P. Show on S...
• ARTICLEU.S. legislation may cut imports of N.Z. casein
• ARTICLEJapanese collectors keen on Western art for investment
• ARTICLEBritain’s abortion debate fanned by student’s case
• ARTICLEHorror stories on A.I.D.S. cases
• ARTICLENight curfew on teenagers could cut road toll
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• SECTIONANNOUNCEMENTS
  • ARTICLEBirths
  • ARTICLESilver Wedding
  • ARTICLEGolden Weddings
  • ARTICLEDeaths
  • ARTICLEDeaths
  • ARTICLEDeaths
  • ARTICLEFuneral Notices
  • ARTICLEIn Memoriam
  • ARTICLEAcknowledgements
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• SECTIONSport in brief
  • ARTICLEN.Z. third in hockey
  • ARTICLEBrent Todd suspended
  • ARTICLEImpressive medal haul
  • ARTICLEBasketbailer injured
  • ARTICLEAll Black sponsorship
  • ARTICLEComfortable victory
  • ARTICLEN.Z. ice hockey win
  • ARTICLEBadminton title retained
• ARTICLECanadian golfer recalls ‘nerves’
  • ILLUSTRATIONJACK KAY
  • ILLUSTRATIONThe New Zealand men’s lightweight eight, which has assembled in Christchurch for a week’s training, on the water at K...
• ARTICLELightweight coach full of enthusiasm
• ARTICLEN.Z. youth declare at 358 for four
• ARTICLEJahangir exacts revenge
• ARTICLEAtkins blitzes Japanese
• ARTICLEAbsences hit Auck. rugby
• ARTICLEDiscus champion moving to Aust.
  • ILLUSTRATIONELIZABETH RYAN
• ARTICLEIndia, Israel, Paraguay in tennis upsets?
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